Mel,
You don't pay it in dollars. You pay it in fog.
Every time you ask AI to summarize an article you didn't want to read. Rewrite an email you didn't want to write. Spit out a list of ideas you'll never use.
You feel productive.
But you don’t make any real progress.
That's the Fog Tax, and most people running their business through ChatGPT are paying it every day without knowing it.
Because ChatGPT doesn't really know your business. It gives you the average answer, built from every business like yours mashed together. Generic. Average. Commodity.
Ultimately…meaningless.
On September 1, we're going to show you the alternative. Live.
Same question. Same business. Two systems, side by side, on your screen.
ChatGPT answers first. It'll sound reasonable. Competent, even.
Then SuperConductor 2.0 answers.
You'll see the difference before either of us explains it. It won't need explaining.
SuperConductor doesn't forget what you told it in June. It doesn't average your business into a stranger's answer.
And it references twenty-five years of frameworks (80/20, the Star Principle, the Espresso Machine, Network Effect for Mere Mortals) married to a system that remembers you and gets sharper every time you talk to it.
Robert Skrob used it. Here's what he told me:
"Not since the late Rob Berkeley have I been able to talk with a person or a thing and get more useful, contextual, pivotal feedback. It helped me transcend all the mediocre stuff I was trying to patch together and get straight to the real problem."
That's clarity.
The opposite of the fog.
Tuesday, September 1. Noon Eastern. Free.
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